Boston - A 10-year-old girl is battling for her life after being diagnosed with breast cancer.
Hannah Powell-Auslam of Fullerton, Calif. will never be the same, after undergoing a mastectomy after being diagnosed with the disease.
The little girl was diagnosed with the disease in April and underwent the surgical procedure back on May 7th.
“It should be the furthest thing from your mind,” Hannah’s mother Carrie Auslam told reporters from KCAL-TV in Los Angeles. ” Ten-year-olds don’t get breast cancer.”
Breast cancer is very rarely diagnosed in children, and Hannah is the youngest girl in the country to ever develop the disease.
Hannah will be now subjected to a round of chemotherapy to insure that her cancer does not recur
Hannah Powell-Auslam of Fullerton, Calif. will never be the same, after undergoing a mastectomy after being diagnosed with the disease.
The little girl was diagnosed with the disease in April and underwent the surgical procedure back on May 7th.
“It should be the furthest thing from your mind,” Hannah’s mother Carrie Auslam told reporters from KCAL-TV in Los Angeles. ” Ten-year-olds don’t get breast cancer.”
Breast cancer is very rarely diagnosed in children, and Hannah is the youngest girl in the country to ever develop the disease.
Hannah will be now subjected to a round of chemotherapy to insure that her cancer does not recur
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